1972_03 The Daily Collegian March 1972

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An FSC visitor might wrjnder if studonts have anything better to do on worm, sunny days then enjoy the view from the Coilege Untan railing.
Committee may
unplug music
Hijzh interest rates
Life insurance: a rip off?
The student Affairs Committee
tomorrow ls expected to revise
tho policy regulating ampllfica-
ttoo iBBBgisinl tahxePi sagaoatB
Ares. The proposed chsogss
would prohibit "apitAcattoo of
music ta the sres . . . due to tho
proximity of classrooms snd the
Llbrsry.'
The BSw policy would continue
to allow voice ampltflctatoa by
portable amplifiers.
Music amplification hss been
used la connection with various
laaaaa' attempts
I activities The Stu-
Acttvtttee Office has been
I tor granting permission tor this typs of amplification aod hss reported some complaints that the music has been
too lead in ths pest.
John Cagle, assistant professor of speech aod aether of ths
draft, ssid amplified
'disrupts functions of
sxs aod ths Library." He
lots hsve been
faculty
Ha cttad
three differ-
oot groups were uetag amplifying
equipment st one tlms, each trying ta he beard shove the other.
John Hlnljos. student member
of the committee, oays that he
oppoees tho proposal. He cold the
music attracts student attention
aad "helps Is selling things."
Meljos sstd that he weald he
contacting sleds al organtaations.
(Cootlnoed oo page 2, col. 5)
By Aooe Becsexnte
Cc.llaa.iar. Sla/f Baaartar
wont give up. so pea sign go the
line six times to got rid of Mm.
It's okay, you think, bee*eee yoe
don't start paying until after yoe
graduate a year's free premiums.
Walt a    Hull
. The nxeoey ta bxe atcooni The  fine deducts too ararowot
is taken from toe pr ■■turns that of the loan booore awardtag toe
the torssor oledsal kas paid Mac* cosh value ta to* retatlvee.
he hss graduated. Oas ageot kar a targe cexxsgo-
Slocs moot BlBSiali sadt flee orioetod   firs* said «l know it
yeers to repay the loeo. they srs eooxuto creel, aat it la a sssbbsw
gives oo reducttan oo their ta- procedure   We ere aaeeHy taJk-
tareat   ratas   or   principal  be- lag about 9999 sot of 910,000 or
csass they sre ta effect paying eve* $90,000 worth of seeeflta."
to tho life Insurance policy, la a
promissory note. You are. la
effect, borrowing thst mossy tor
tho flret yeor of payment*. Tho
ropey moot schedule la profoably
over a period of Ave yeers.
Interest paSpf Aa high ss 4.3
per cent, r rim pound* S yearly that
Toe Coeousxers Union article The   sctoal   latsrsst   rsts
potato   oot   that   tka   Ibbbsbsss charged by Mo ■ anpaaj, he sold,
compsny sxay aoo toe slsdsta lor wss   7.S psr coot,   lusipBislili
the preoHesx aod latarssl so she with loan rxgo* at aay hsok.
first yesr»B tasoioats If he do- Another bob half par coot to-
cldoe who* he grodsatss he tares! wee s bbtvIbo ehsrge, sod
doesn't went too policy. one-third   per  coot  tor etker
> Student, faculty support
requested at UPC picket
to the principal. Too psy inter
sat oo your internet
■slllng Mas las a, son as col
lege
Nil
One of the tergwxt axaaae 90
per coat of Its ssJss to college
latortoailosal picketing is be-
log staged as the free speech
area aad at various cameos entrances today to protect toe propooed 1471-73 stoto college budget.
The picket ls co- sponsored by
the Fresno State chapter of United
Professors of California and the
Student Senate
Dr. Warren Kessler. local UPC
president, sold the picket ls
strictly Inform at tonal. Hs sold
tho purpose of the picket Hess Is
to expUin the budget snd its ef-
toct on the stote's educational
It will draw
ptckot   has   bsss   as
aanetlonsd by ths Central Labor
Kessler sold thst it Is impor-
taat to kovs ss msny faculty and
stsdauts parttclpotB In the picket
ss possible. "Th* fact of the matter is that the academic community UtsrsUy cannot afford
sxuxhxy sod passivity In ths toes
ef BOBBJasBfJ Maggstsry soxioosss.
Faculty remain tor bsblod to*
coot of living, while we got continued tner
lood. If the i
for tultloo i
ef
tlcl* oo <
programs
A studoi
port, hss two
Bo-
a critical *r-
Mto
(CibUiimI en pegs 3, ess. 1)
-Senate to debate dissolution,
get funds request today
Ths Medial awaoto today win aad two 'smwlllsi epeolegs.
begin dsbsttag aod prihalty veto Mark PeoUllo Is betog aoeta-
Ossrs s irupml to olsaatve PBC     noted la ropJace Bo Tee Ngaa
(or ta soexo eaaea, bxs Bret two)
years the policy Is ta *f94ct.
■ rrnrdlag to Dove CsUtaa, ABB     Bsss- (L-a Raaa Week) rinses
loglslstlve vice priMSsta. said.
Staasece hss said hs will st- Colli as   Bald he  ta  also  ax-